... Ann Stone on the 16th of April (fair day), at Blaenavon. He plea- ded guiltv to the first charge, but denied the second. Complai- nant Johnson stated that the defendant came to see their perfor- mance, and on going into the show wanted to put on the gloves ...

... subject would be dealt with by the present Parliament. He would specifically state, that after the second reading of the Franchise Bill, and before the stage of committee, he should be prepared to state distinctly the details of the franchise proposed for ...

... BOARD.—At the usual monthly meeting of this Board, whioh was held yesterday, the harbour-master reported that the proposed new stage for the Carmarthen- shire Dock, which was tendered for in August, had not yet been commenced, Mr Thomas, the contrctor, having ...

... Legislature.—Admiral WALCOTT seconded the motion.—After a few words from Mr. Kinnaird, Captain Jervis, and Lord C. Paget, the motion was withdrawn. Several other bills were forwarded a stage, and the House adjourned. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. BOROUGH FRANCHISE BILL ...

... The second vacant Bishopric in Ireland, since the passing of the Irish Church Bill, wil be filled in April next. A Synod will be convened in Clonmel, and the members will choose a successor to the late Dr. Daly, Bishop of Casbel. It is said that Dr. Macdonald ...

... further discussion he bill was read a second time. Some other Scotch business having been disposed of, Mr. C. Buller moved the second reading of the Controverted Elections Bill.— The Solicitor General objected to the second reading ill o thin a house.—After ...

... precedence the second cordially thanking the 2.)0 members of Parliament who voted in favour of the Bill. thus securing the second reading by so large a majority,and soliciting the same measure of support for the Bill in its subsequent stages and third, warmly ...

... Joseph and his wife, who is the daughter of Lawrence Barrett. She will not attempt to on the stage for many months. Buffalo Bill and the Wiict West sail on April 27 by the Persian Monarch. He takes with him 236 persons, among whom are several lieutenants ...

... cases debarred from participating in what was mainly intended foe them. CARDINAL MANNING AND THE STAGE. Cardinal MANNING'S recent condemnation of the stage has had the effect which might naturally have been anticipated to follow a denunciation of that ...

... three sum be showed that Mr. Gladstone had omitted 20,000 from the num- ber of voters to be admitted to the franchise, and that the very contingency he shrank from—the predominance of the working classes-was secured by a £7 franchise. He showed too, that ...

... Dealers' additional License, Stage Carriages, Sugar, and Excise Occasional License for the Con- veyance of Passengers at Separate Fares, followed, and were agreed to, and the house resumed. The Savings Banks Bill was read a second time. The other business ...

... facts; sir. The report presented by the Middlesbrough medical officer of health to the Sanitary Committee on the 19th of April shows that 11 27 persons of ages ranging from under five years to over 50. being vaccinated for f t' e first time developed smallpox ...